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A Rainy Walk Down Memory Lane
Plop. Plup. Plop. Ploop plop. Plup. Plop. Plop. Plop.
There goes the rain as I fall fast asleep to its rhythmic sound…
I have always loved the rain ever since the first drop hit my little tongue. Some kids hate the rain, but I actually enjoyed the fresh, misty residue it leaves in the air. As a kid, I would run outside the house and jump and splash into the puddles. In the end, I always ended up getting sick though but it was worth it. 😀
For me, rainy days are a time of family-bonding. They remind me that you can still have as much fun inside as outside. Nowadays, instead of playing in the rain, I spend my rainy days indoors doing some kind of activity with my family, whether it be playing a game or watching a movie. One game that we would play is Heads Up.
LEFT HANDED STRUGGLES
Smeared ink. Binder rings. Scissors. Spiral notebooks. Elbow bumping. Right-handed desks. Oh, god. The struggle is very much real.
A World Engulfed in Technology?
Man created technology to benefit themselves. To help us in our day to day life. But have we finally come to the point where it has finally taken over our life? Has technology also taken away the most treasured part of life, interacting with our loved ones?
The Road to Success
In our life, we are given two roads to take: the road to success and the road to failure. Throughout the journey, there are many exit points, rest areas, and detours. We can either continue on the road chosen or take the risk of changing.
The Recipe of Life
Hey guys! So, I recently thought about whether I was living life to the fullest after watching a video in class. The video mainly focused around the life of an ALS fighter who tried to live life to the fullest despite the many restrictions and obstacles that he faced throughout his life.Stereotyping
Stereotypes. Why do they exist? We see and hear stereotypes as we go about our daily life. In fact, we might be using stereotyping without even realizing it! For instance, people usually view Asians as the squinty-eyed group who are good at math and playing piano. Americans are seen as obese, lazy, and having weight problems. British are rude toward Americans. Canadians are nice and polite. Russians are dangerous, crazy assassins. The list can go on and on. But hold on! Not all of these are true of some people. Some Asians aren’t the best at math. Some Americans are lean and fit. Some Canadians are mean and arrogant. Russians can be nice, sensible people.
Overcoming the Impossible
We face many obstacles in our everyday lives, such as struggling to pay bills, battling cancer, or getting through a difficult relationship. We think that some of these obstacles are too difficult to surpass while others may just seem overwhelmingly impossible. To help you, here are two ways to assist you in overcoming the impossible:
The Essential Questions of Life
For the past three weeks, I have been reading The Oedipus Cycle, which was written by Sophocles.This book contains three plays revolving around the life of Oedipus, a man whose life was filled with tragedies. After reading these plays, I came up with three essential questions:
1) Do we always want to find out the truth?
2) Why do bad things happen to good/innocent people?
3) Who decides what is right and wrong?
Since these questions may seem broad right now, let’s go in depth.
What are the Little Things that Makes us Happy?
What are the things in life that makes us happy? Is it the the sound of birds chirping at the break of dawn? Or is it the sensation of popping bubble wrap? We may not realize when we are happy because we are caught up in the moment when we ARE happy.There are tons of things out in the world that can bring a smile even on the worst of days. Here are some of the things that make me happy: Continue reading
The Little Things in Life 